Threadbare, lousy, tired use-vs-reference joke. Smugly condescending expression of premature gratitude for the adulation reaction that joke is bound to cause.
Critical comparison between the original piano version of 4'33" and the mournful sax transcription, coming down in favor of the latter. Wrily self-deprecating comment about the tricky fingering in bars 39 to 43. Request for advice either mastering it or simplifying it.
Painstainkingly detailed criticism of a recent example article, discussing overall newsworthiness of the subject matter, relevance of material included, relevance of material omitted, use and abuse of details, and assaults on English and common sense.
Long, tired, semi-coherent, rambling rant about trends in French politics for the past year and a half, with every other word (including articles) a link to something loosely related.
Gratuitous Pokémon reference in a Twitter discussion, without context or explanation, and completely oblivious that not all will be familiar with that subculture.
Pious statement that "the sun shines for everyone", provided without context. No apparent notion of the historical roots of that in disputes between European countries related to annexation of the Americas.
30 years out of date dictionary rant about misuse of the word "hacker" to mean "phreak" or "cracker", conveniently ignoring that even old-style hackers wouldn't hold it beneath them to forge keys from blanks to enter restricted areas at night in search of interesting documents.